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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

data. Ran"i So p~omicszczcni W ga
Ii %obs1crnej, dobrzo przewietrzo-
nej, FieIegnowani troskliwic; GAGS
to olwiedziny znaj"mych i osob
do%stojnych ME d"ja i'm czuc q
motnosci, liczne podarh osiadzaja
ich dole. Ma sc;anach VISA wien.
co, to dan z}otona walcczuosci
przez wdZieczno ojczyzne.
IA knew - kwlaty.
Jedni przykuci do lola, 10
dziela moze wkr6tce los %wspolto-
wurzyszy, pad}yoh ma BOZ owisku;
pomimo rierpienia, twarze ich j"s-
nieja blaskiem spefnionego obo-
wiazku. Inni leg ranni, oh, dc
moga cd fota do toza zaJac mysl
czytan,em lub rozmowa, q maja o
czcm ~rozmawiac; wszyscy oni tv-
Ii swiadkami bItwy, kt6rej pumiec
ME zutrze SO w dzlcjach cnoty
spartahskiej, czynow godnych sta
nae obrk czyn6w bohater6w Plu-
tarcha. Wszy>cy oni zf"zyli dowo-
dy ouwagi b~ezprzy ktadnej, zdumie-
wajacej samych barbarzyhcow ;d"sc
~powiedznec: @szy>cy polpgli jak
stall w szersgu, 81 kto ME radf
martwy, pomimo Il wlokl size ma
czworukach do amunicyi i poda
vat Ja towarzySaom. Pada;ac j Wi
| dzac niemo&nosc t~oczenia d%alszrj
w"lki, wszyscy iofnlerze odrywali
co mogli cd strzcIb / rzynih Jr
niezdatnemi do uzy tku. Tylo krwi
zlmnej W takirj chwilI!
Polegli i lezvli nalzy, polSry-
eli ma catem ciele ranam'; nickto-
rzy Q ciezko rannvch o%calili zycir
rdajac m"'twych, pomimo tortu:
za1awanych i'm przez wrogow.
Ba, bnrzyhscy ably sic przekonat
= pallli i'm ogalem rece Tub n"gl;
nieszcz, sliwi wytrzymywaIi meke,
by zycie ocnlid; ale mafo kto .je
o%calit: 2 $40 osob, so tyIko wysz-
% q lanami, reszta p"legf". Il of
cerow jedvn tylko, kapitan Michr-
| liui, ocaIaf. Kapitan neApolitanSki
lie BcnedictIs, ug dzony kula "
piers, Nie rrzestaf walczyc; ME
upadt pomimo oirzymania drugle.;
kuli W piersi; pc %trzecie.j doda~al
~jcszczr odaagi %zosnierzom, wresz.
rie dwie inne, wypalone jedna pc
drugiej, powalffy 90 ma zicmie.
Padf chlubnie z piecioma kulami
W piersI.
Jcdnemu 4 ohcerow dZicy
z yell tunike dla posriechu pocic-
Ii ia ma zwtokach, lecz jeden ka-
wafek pozostaf: p'zy trzymata go
krew Z serca. kiedy podjeto zwfo-
XII i obmyto RANG. zobaczono, Be
Kula wpad" jac " SERGE, wttoczyta
y ME kawatek papieru: byt 10 list
I'd matki! Dobry syn nos} go nu
Sercll.
Puikownik d. Cristoponis do
ostatniej chwili bit sic jak prosty
zolnierz i padl %ostatni; caty byf
ro> toty dzidamy, poznaho go tyl-
ko go siwych wiosach, kiedy jui
wszyscy nfcernwle padli, jeden DC
Cristoponis trzymnf sic ~jeszcze 2
Iwunastoma zo}nierzami; Gala
wstlekiosG harbarzy meow zwr6c'-
III SO ma te garstke. PufkowniA
hazat m%tychmiust sprczentowac
broh przed zwfo'N"mi polegtych
! IA chwile wszy~cy paili pod
uleH;k kui ] dz'fytoW -.
Take to czyny %pornszyiy
struny "toskjch barlow i rro~tacz-
how; mn6stwo WIS, omnitn naiwnie
rymowanych szrzytnych hymnow
~narodzifo sic pod hasten: ,PoIeg-
lynn braciom!" Jcdcn z unpopular
nejszych p~rzytacxamy W d"sfow-
nym przckfndz'e:
Geese wan, chwa4a, niesmier-
O rvcerzc cnoty rzadkiej,
Kt6rych bohaterska dziolnosc
Duma wzno,i SERGE matki,
Co was rodzi. Me umniejszn
Kleska ofnry szlnchetnej,
Kleska taxa jest chIubniejsza
Niz zwycieztWu tryumf swictny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
EgAz DO starego krnju Anb
ztnInlfnd do AulerYki MONA

.iaknaJwygudniej j oajbezpioc1ncj
.iechac ma k"rlq okre kuplo-
naod PIP. DRAKE ki go
Derdo kiegoz Winony,
Mimi. : Fob. ich ogloszenie ma
STRONGLY 6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
POSZUKIW

Jozef Szerknis, poszukuje
Antoniego Kwaterskiego z Gu
berni Suwalskiej, powiatu Sci
nynski-go re wsi Daniefowce,
ktohy z rodakow wiedzial o
jego, pobycie, lub on sam ra-
ely zglosic sic pod adrese;n-
charles Zdonow5cz
Nanticoke, Pa.
Luz, Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
. P-umdziwY ..pechs'. Podczas

-Rrawdziwy ,.pech". Podczas
u~roczvstosci Iondvnskich ziodziej
nazwyskiem Lowell wyciagnal ia
kiemuS ,jegomosci 2 pod puchy
padelko i chcia} z MIN umknac. w
tel chwili jednak jegomosc 6w sic
olwroci}, a Lowell pozna4 w MIN
ku swojemu @orzerazeniu ~naczelni
ka agent6w policyjnych, Robinso-
ma, kt6ry Z flegma %wyrzek}: ,,Po-
magasz mi, PREY %aclelu, W moich
obowiazkach, w pudelku ma dole
Una jdowala sic para przeslicznych
kajdanek, Z ktoremi sir Lowell Bill
zej sic zapozna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
-P'=eciw ~uh:qs=eniu opadou

-R'seciw mhqs=enim owaaow.
W porze l%etniej kazdy znas, zwF'sz-
cza przebywajac W ogrodzie, nara
zony bywa ma u%kqszenie rozmaite-
90 rodzaiu owaddw. Uka>zenia
tie ma}oznaczne, niekiedy staja sic
przyczyna Smutnych rastepstw,
zwfaszcza jezeli d~okuczliwy owad
zos;awi w cele zad}o. Wowczas
zwykfe ukaszone miejsce puchnie i
splawia Shiny Dol. Wypr6bowanym
srodkiem przeciwko tym lie MIN
dolegliwosciom jest ii >akrotnie
posm%rowali uk~aszonego miejsca
jodyna. Jezeli zadfo poaosta}o W
%ciele, jodyna, kt6ra ma w}asnosc
wsiqkania, n~lszczy jad, zawarty W
zadle. Prey spuchnieciu trzeba TO-
bic zimne ok}ady 2 gulardowej wo
dy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Wa. Finkelnbure
ADWOkAT' j
Notsaa'ytas4 FsssEss5cxny
w WINONIH.

N%aroAnik ui:c 3c+ej i Lafayette
p"Atimtja sle koIeA tovauia pie
n,eIzy i ~sprzcduay NszrlIuch ME
ruch"mosci oraz splsyNamiA 10
kument6N
S@prowudm mr. mpcy swreo
urzcdu dToknckingo p'rnjadz" ne
Ms1ysJkirh czesci PuIeki.
Mona 60 zastaG W % Biurzr
co WtOreM
cd gulnuV Z 40 9 wicczorcm.
" ws'Nfo kontrakty plsna
wyHonuia sic naszYna DO pisania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

Rrptry 6icyAl. Dokonano no
wego ulepszenia welocypedu, 70
kujacego wielka przysz}ost temu
powozowi. Welocyped ow jest
trzechko}"wym, w%ppsrodku zaS je-
90 znajduje sic koc:o}, w ktdrym
woda oyrzewana jest "a pomoca NAT
tV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
TO

Tiara papiezha. Ze wszystkich
darow, ofiarowanych ma obchod
jubileuszowy Ieonowi XIII, wy
roznia sic artystycznem wykoncze.
MEM %tjara-dar ar"ybiskupa paryz-
kiego. Wzorem ola niei %posfuzy}y
tjary, malowane przez Rataela IA
znanym obrazie ,Dysputa o Sakra-
mencie Eucharystyi". Ozdoby pc.
dobne So do ozd6b tjary Piotra A
postola ma obrazle Crivele'go. Try
zlote korony usypane So drogiemi
%kamieniami, miedzy ktoremi znaj-
duje sic II szaflrow, 10 szmarag-
dow, 81 rublny, 259 brylantow i
252 perez. Kosztownym rdwniez
jest morokinowy futeraf do ofiaro-
wanej tjary, ozdobiony drogocen-
nemi emaljami.
Ceuue hma. Znakomity MAJ
stanu, a,gielski Gladstone, zaj muie
sic, jak wiadomo, W chw'lach VOL
nych rabaniem drzewa. Wielu vice
wielbicieli obrohcy Irlandyi zg}a-
sza}o sic do niego Z prosbq o przy-
s}anie kawalkow drzewa przez ME
90 urauanego ma pamiatke. Gdy
jednak zgloszen takich byfo bardzo
wiele, Gladstone postanowi} brat
IA to d'zewo pieniadze. Og}osze-
ME o TEN sprawi}o, re codzienn'e
zaczefy nadchodzit stosy listow lu-
dzl pragnacych otrzymac drzewo
urabane przez Gladstone. lie zrd-
dta tego nap}ywaja Go kasy b. mi
nistra znaczne sunny. ktorych uzy-
je on ma cele dobroczynne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
TIN. UNITED STATES coUnT.
The Grand Jury Returns "a fa,iictmerts
l.AEpN X Van Iutset.ttnp III, - t.3s tHg1lEfl

Tho Grand Jasy Returns "a Indictments.
An Interesting Case. I. /,
Tho United s.alos District Grand Jury
last evening copplotud ita work and was
discharged. The indictments returned as
true bills number 81, They are for vioia.
tions. Of The internal revenue, postal and
pension laws, but aslde from the indIct.
ment against A. N. Grow already men.
toned in thesc columns, the officers Of
tho court refuse 10 give out any Of the In.
dictments for tho reason that none Of the
parties presented are In custody or under
recognlzance. II Is understood on pretty
good authority, however, tina. an iudict.
mont was found agaiust W. F. Richards,
Mayor Of Clarktb1rg, and editor Of Tho
Clarkaburg Telegram, for sending obecene
matter through tho maile. There ia also
Of Least one indictment for Matchmaking,
or technically using the msila 10 extort
money. Il'fr r 4. M. ! lf,T
There was no bualnesa in opsn court
yesterday. Judge jackson spent most Of
the day In putting the fnishing touches
on his opinion In the case Of Hiram T.,
Opie yersus II. ". Castlemon and others,
q case Of national intereat and Importance.
The opinion will bs delivered at 10 A. NJ,
to-day. The case involved about sec. 900,
and grows out Of q tsanaier Of real estate
In Jefferson County previous to the war, q
part Of the purchase money being then
paid and the remainder paid In Conieder.
ate currency during the war. Among the
question: ralssd Is whether Confederate
currency was legal tender at that time,
aud tho consideration eau be regarded as
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lie WILL GO WEST.
Mr.. Harry Wilson accepts u Position under
t5:s gF5. Capt. DuplRp. asas 80

Mr.. Harry Wilson accepts u Position under
Capt. Dunlap.
Mr.. Harry T.. Wilson, Of this city, IN.
til recently agent for the Baltimore 4 Ohio
at Olarksburg, has been in the city for the
past few days visiting his mother. Mr.,
Wilson resigned his position at Clsrks.
burg in order to accept one on tho Chi.
cago, Rock Island & Pacific road, rendered
him, by Capt. Charlie Dunlap, late div.
sion superintendent Of tho Baltimore &
Ohio at Grafton, and who, on his dis.
charge from .hst position, w:a rendered
and accepted e position with the big Wet.
ern trunk line. Mr.. Wilspn'1 many friends
here will be pleased to learn Of his
good fortune in securing GOOD
position under that able official,
Captain Dunlap. Flo will 70 West
in aboEt sitesn deya. To-day. he
eoea to Cla:ksburg to attend trial Ii the
Circuit Court. While agent ct that point
he hnd occasion to order OF tho promises
ofths Baltimore 4 Ohio one OF tho police
Of tho town. The policeman was making
himself obnoxioua, and not obeyipz tho
order to got oil the premises, he waa fred
of. Mayor Richards OF opce fined Mr..
Wilson SIS and sentenced him to fifteen
dave in jail ior this. An appeal was
tsfon and II is on this appeal that tho
cage is to come up. - 2 ! i'E3;
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X. Of L. Delegates Arriving.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. oo.-Among the
delegatea to the Knights OF Labor General
Assembly who have already arrived are
Louis Arlington, Of District 14S, and John
samuelH, s. NJ. Broughton and Hugh
Cameron, OF the Cooperative Board. Il
10 expected that quite number will come
during tho rest Of the week, but
1t Is quite probable that q ma.
jority OF the $50 who & will
be preaent will not arrive before Sunday
and Monday. Mr.. rowderly and the
managers Of tho Executive Board, who
were expected today or tomorrow, will
not get here before Saturday night or Sun.
day. The work Of tho cooperative board
has been delayed by the non.nrrival OF
Home Of the members. Not enough Of the
board had arrived to-day Tor quorum.
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vs. a.
Yestertta1's League and Association Games.
1t New YORK two games we're to have
been played between New York and Bos-
ton yesterday, but the sloppy condition of
the grounds in the early part OF the day,
permitted only tho regular game to be
played. RadbourIe was bs.ted hard by
the Giants, while tho visitors did not 10
so much with Wolch. But six, innings
were played. New York, 6; Boston, 5.
Earned-New York, s; Boston, 2. Er.
rors-New York, 8. Hi.s-New York,
II; Boston, o. Batteries WEIGH and
Murphy; Rsdbourne and Tate. sl ~. e:
At g Philadelphia the Philadelphia.
Washington gano had to be postponed on
account Of the wet grouude.
Z fAt Cincinnati the Champion Rfowua
broke the epell and finally tlowaed the
Cincinnatis. They won by bst,ioS Null.
lane in the first four innings. Y Cincinnati,
2; st. Louis, 81 Cincinnati, Is; ST..
Louis, II, Erross-Qinc;nnsi, Il; St,
Louis, 1. Observation-Disclosures and Bald.
win; Carruthers and Boyle. a. :;
4 at Chicago, Chicago and Pittsburgh
again divided two games between them
and ended the League eeason. Aneon did
the work in the frat inning by hard bit.
ting, while Miller settled the thing in tho
frat inning Of the SECOND gcme,a when,
with two men on basest he made q homo
run: First game: Chicago, 4 !; Pittsburgh,
0. Earned-Chicseo, 2. Errors-2 each.
Hits-Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, 6, Batteries
Baldwin and DAILY; Mccormick and
Miller. Second game: Chicago, 2; Pitts.
burgh, 5. Esfued-C Chicago, / !; Pittsburgh,
81 Etrors-Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, 2.
Base hits each. Batteries Olarkeon
and Darling Morris aud Fields, 7, 52i55
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,wITMouTtwARNI Z
Tho frenchmon were. Shot rowu-hforo
~ is About tho Frontier Trouble a. a a,sslj

The Frer chmon 5wsro Shot ftowu-fforo
y, About tho Frontier Trouble.
PARIS, Sept. 90. M. Lebigne, a banker
q. Nancy, who is the lessee Of tho
grounds whero the frontier shooting 90.
cured, and was one Of tho party Of sports.
men, Gays: y1 n
"our party KEEP! The frontier llus few
yards on tho left. While descending a
path We were absolutely exposed on the
German side. When the FRS. shot was
fred I hoard tho hiss Of q bullet over.
head. Before I had recovered from my
surprise second ahot killed the keeper
and q third wounded Lieutenant Wsnger.
I summoned the local authorlties. We
found blood pools on French soil. ] re.
ques!sd a uerseant Of gend'armos to mark
a tree at tho spot. l swear thst neither
challenge nor cry was addressed 10 US.
Had tho Germans uttered o sound we
must have heard them.n Z. (, I. Z y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
Dave Cnmpb Gil Released

Dave Campbell, committed to jail by
sQnire Davis for failure to pay an old fine,
VISA discharged yesterday by order Of tho
Squire. Col. Arnett contemplated habsas
corpus proceedings, but upon examination
Of the iusticea docket it was found that
he had neglected to entor upon 1t the
Judgment Of thecourt, that no be committed
40 all in default Of payment OF his fne.
Ito therefore ordered his di1chargo, but
iuSaccordance with hint tirom Judge
Jacob he will proceed by execution fol
the collection Of the iiue. Judge Jacob is
quoted as expressing the opinion that tho
commitment would have boen legal had
the entry on Eho docket been complete. 81
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DR.. Randolph on American History. !

. r. Als Nhhoo'pA W. <AuAoAASAA AAAhkuIJs ~.
!. Tho young ladies Of the Female College
were highly entertained Wednesday al.
temoon by DR.. :Randolph,s lecture upon
early American Hiatory." He is always
capable Of holding his audience with firm
grasp by his pergonal manner and the
clearness Of presentation which marks his
uttcranceD upon even the dryest Of sub.
iects. II you give him subjees replete
with Interest "a is this topic, he compels
his hearers to listen spell.bound, carried
away by his brilliant word pictures. Such
was the case IN this instance. To use his
own 6gu1e,a the common facts Of history
are tho dry bones, but God has given US
a faculty called imagination, which ems.
! bles US to clo.he these bones with sinew,
muscle end flesh, and thus become under
tho magic touch oi the eloquent speaker,
living bodies, walking, talking and acting
their parts in this. lie. II Most skilliully
did the Doctor use his. spells to call be-.
lore his hcarelBths WORTHLESS Of those daye,
thus giving the young ladies' most valua.
BILE suggeetions, which will bear fruit ii
increased love for tho study OF history. AZ Nv
The next lecture Of the course will bo
delivered by 8. L. Jepson, NJ. D., on Wed.
nesdey, October u, upon Psychology and
Hygiene. Others will follow upon the
pecond and fourth Wednesdays Of each
month. Tho patrons and friends are cor.
daily invited. g y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CONVENTION AT r,lADELrllIA
festsrday, well Attended from the City ant
All Parts Of tho coanty--lntercsting
Exercises Closed with Responsive
.soryicss-Thc Officers, Etc.

Il ~ a. d /
The fourth annual Ohio County Sunday
School convention met yesterday at Tria.
delphla. About eighty delegates went
out from Wheeling, and nearly every one
Of the thirty.thrse achoola in the county
was represented. Despite the Indictment
weather tbs attendance was very largo
the commodlous Melholist Church build.
Ing being full all day. "A generous din,
ner for about two hundred and fifty per.
sons was served OF noon in the basement
Of the church. Visiting delegates were
loud in their praises OF the hearty recap.
ton given them. WI
The Convention elected as its oalcera fol
this year: :! * : i': IS I'M 7. 3.5
W. II. Rinehart, President. n;
Rev. 7. E. Galway, Vice President. "
S. P. Parker, Secretary. 2,i
w. j. W. Cowden, Treasurer.
| An Executive Committee OF five, con.
niating Of W. A. List, Jno. Thornburg
Geo. W. Atkinson, j. W. Amick and Rev
Z. II. Dornblasor was appointed.
The efficient services rendered by the
Statistical Secretary, w. II. Rinehart
caused him to be retained for another
year. &5 }i,.
Tho tabulated reports Of the Sunday
Schools was marked on a large roll Of pa.
per and hung in the presence OF the Con.
vention so that gall could read, compare
and ponder. Said report showed thirty.
three active schools IN the county, with
stx hundred and twelvs teachers, aud six
thousand three hundred scholars, with
two hundred md seventy conversions
during the past year. ItE6 71
Tho programme was carried out nearly to
the letter, no paper or diecusalan being
more than ten minutes long and almost
every performer present.
The singing was hearty and beautiful
solosaudquartet.es being partof the music,
with organ and. cornet accomplishments.
For the afternoon session Rev. Measre.
Cunningham, Randolph, Barr and Blsia'
dell appeared and took IN active and in
teressed part. w . s.5 =
One OF tho beat hall houra Of the occa.
sion was the question box, opened and
conducted by Mr.. Atkinson; while all en-.
|joyed most deeply the closing veapsr sor.
vice conducted by Mr. ]. G. Lynch. n
This service WAS about thirty minntee
in duration and consisted Of scripture
Quotations, prayers and appropriate
hymns, under tho leadership Of q fine
choir Of eight or ten voices. .s'e
The service was printed in full and
will be preserved for future uses OF the
convention. ]. r
Such occasions 10 this sre wjssand help
full to the Sabbath School interests OF TIC
county. 1t is thought next year's meet.
Ing will BE- at R7aey's Point. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
Foraker and Gibson to Sneak,

Governor J. B. Foraker, Of Ohio, who ia
taking an active part in his canyaas for a
reelection, is announced to speak at
Bridgeport at 1880 o'clock Tuesday even
ing, October H., He will probably ad-
drees a monster meeting. All the Repub.
icaus on that side OF the river from Mar
tins Ferry to Bsllsire and many Of the
Democrats will want to hear; him, and
Wheeling will send over q large deloga.
ton to hear the able exponent Of Rspub.
lican principles. n. !.
General "Blll' Gibson will also speak,at
Bollaire the night OF the 18th. S ;s
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City and Wheeling Foil

strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
! lN Abrond.
7. II. Pipes, OF Cameron, is in town.
]. S. Beall, Of Wellsburg, is in the city
Q. P. Norris, Of Barnesvllle, is q. the
George Il. Gordon, OF Parkorsburg, il
in tho city.
J. d. studley, the actor, is at tho Nc
Lure House. 81
Mr.. John J. jacob, OF Clinton, wss in
town yesterday. =
R. B. Daughsrty, OF West Alexander,
wsa down yesterday. .s .53--t #. i
Mr.. NJ. Stein LETT last evening for Salem,
Ohio, On q business trip. +;
Joseph Hall, Of Sssubcnvillo, the pen
sion man, was down yesterday.
Mis-. Donan, OF Grafton, is visiting the
Misses Glanuan, on Msin street.
Miss Anna stat,er has returned from
Grafton, where she apenta very pleasant
time. IN
Alieees Ella and Kate Phillip, of Allie
|gheny,are the guessa oil Mrs. Ida Lenksrd,
on tho leland.
Mrs. Jsptha Cowgirl, Of Iowa, is the
|guest Of her daughter, Mrs. N. 3. Scott,
on Fourteenth Btreat.
Mra. W. Clarence Findlay, of Akron, is
tho guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Roemer, on the South Side.
Professor joe Cranler and John Girls.
well, Of Wheeling, paid James Turnbull
a friendly visit Wednesday.-Bellaire
Tribune. IS s..
Miss Brown, Of Clarksburg, Hon. Mar
shall Mccormick, Of Virginia, and Robert
Spears, Of Highgate, London, were at the
Mcclure house last night.
Capt. William Thoruburgh, OF Elyris,
superintendent Tor the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling road, was registered at tho
stamm House yesterday. 81
Mr.. J. Lowry Beck and bride (neo Miss
Morris Bodlsy) hsye rtturned from their
wedding tour aud are temporarily domi-
ciled at the Stamm House. f8
Mr.. George c. Campbell, one Of Par.
kereburg's Well.known and popular citi-
zsnn, arrived in the city last evening for
the purpose Of making u short visit with
friends. - - z. S,5 ~ 5$i ss2i ST
Mr.. I, Kerrisk, Of tho Bermuda Islands,
is at the stomm House. He was accom-
panied by two young ladies, one Of them
his youngest daughter, whom be placed
in tho school at Mt. de Ohantal. I Mr..
Kerrink has had ono or more Representa-
tives of his family at that institution for
several years past, Is ", y, 55sS.;5;9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
THE UNION BRIDGE.
Messrs. Cochran and Lynch Depart-Noth.
ts,g-sja5- .1ala3 ing DefinitS Yst. so 81 q

nessrs. Cochran and Lynch Depart-Noth.
Ing Definite Yet. 35s
Mr.. John A.Lynch and Judge +. q,
Cochran left the city yesterday. Mr..
Lynch made good use Of his time aissr tic
meeting Of the Joint committee on the
Union bridge on Wednesday, in inspect.
ing the approaches Of the bridge location
and the possible routes by which to reach
the manufacturing establishments Of tbs
city. He was very reticsnt as to his i'm
pressions and views, and no definite idea
can BE- iormed on the prospect for the con.
struction Of the bridge until Mr.. Lynch
has reported to the syndicate which be
represente, and has returned with a
definite proposition. e t5j .l. 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
I Tho Mercantile Cluh.s Hon,

The Mercantile club, the leading He
brew nocial organization OF the city, gave
q brilliant hop at its hall gon Main street
last night. il was q iull drssa sGsi. and
an unrsua!ly largo unmber oi handsome
toilets we're worn by the ladies'. Addition.
al interest attached to the event from tho
fact that it was given at this season when
tho chief Jewish festival on the calendar
is being celebrated. Rstrsshmpnsu were
served about midnight. Tho music was
furnished by Kramsr's orchestra and WIS
superb. It was the Grst time tkst the old
tavorite snd bis musioians had bseu
heard since their return i.om the White
Sulphur springa, who're they have been
playing during the past season. 2 He was
warmly welcomed by his deyotees and
In return gave hia latest and best &C.
lRnti0IlH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-30
Schillinr Not Guilty.

Squire Afkle yesterday afternoon OK.
amtned Hiram Schilliug, Of Elm Grove,
charged by Mrs. Sarah Goodall with as.
asult with intent to commit felony. The
story told by the woman, who ia colored
and is ssid to have Indian blood in her
veins, wss very thrilling. She represent
ed sehilling as atsaulting her twice, the
Heeond time with o drawn knife. The
evidence for the defense was 90 conclusive
OF his Innocence, however, IS to leave nc
doubt that the woman either swore false.
ly or WAS mistaken in tho man. He wul
honolably acquitted. is "a 2. N